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This lack of diversification may also explain why with the exception of Bill Clinton (who became diversified because of his Clinton Global Initiative, his persona and people just liking his making them feel so special with that well known ability he had), most former Presidents follow the words of General MacArthur... "They don't die, they just fade away".

Total demersal catch of Nephrops increased in the 1960s and 1970s due to a rise in trawling for this species [52], which came about as prices increased and as fishers diversified because of dwindling fish stocks.

The temporal and spatial patterns of gene expression might have been diversified because of changes in the sequence and length of the introns.

The experience of ONEP Office National dee l'Eau Potable) in this field is more diversified because of the variability of the processes used.

The College "offer" can only expand and diversify because of the extraordinary commitment from many people to realise the ambition for England to create a strong professional voice for social work.

Constantine E. Anagnostopoulos, a Genzyme director for 20 years until 2005, said Genzyme needed to diversify because competition was destined to come into the rare-disease business and because the potential size of that business was limited.

"The notion that you could be really diversified because some of your production had an Option One name and some had the New Century name and some had the Ameriquest name seems absurd," he said referring to mortgage companies that specialized in risky home loans.

We cannot preclude that Lanceocercata might have actually arrived on Madagascar, but was not able to persist and diversify because the Malagasy lineage of stick insects, which colonised the island earlier (between 38 and 51 mya), already underwent a flourishing radiation and largely reduced ecological opportunities for any newcomer.

"We diversified out of oil early, because we had to," said Bahrain's innovative Crown Prince Salman.

Thus, HIV Gag subtypes have diversified in part because of their adaptation to the local HLA allelic frequency distributions, which contrasts with the current paradigm that HIV subtype diversification is mainly due to random founder effects (Rambaut et al., 2004).

Like its peers, Seiyu is suffering because overly ambitious managers diversified out of the grocery business, paying for their flights of fancy with a pile of cheap debt.